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What is LarAgent?

What if you can create AI agents just like you create any other Eloquent model? Why not?! 👇 
php artisan make:agent YourAgentName
And it looks familiar, isn’t it? 
namespace App\AiAgents;

use LarAgent\Agent;

class YourAgentName extends Agent
{
    protected $model = 'gpt-4';

    protected $history = 'in_memory';

    protected $provider = 'default';

    protected $tools = [];

    public function instructions()
    {
        return "Define your agent's instructions here.";
    }

    public function prompt($message)
    {
        return $message;
    }
}
And you can tweak the configs, like history 
// ...
protected $history = \LarAgent\History\CacheChatHistory::class;
// ...
Or add temperature: 
// ...
protected $temperature = 0.5;
// ...
Oh, and add a new tool: 
// ...
#[Tool('Get the current weather in a given location')]
public function exampleWeatherTool($location, $unit = 'celsius')
{
    return 'The weather in '.$location.' is '.'20'.' degrees '.$unit;
}
// ...
And run it, per user: 
Use App\AiAgents\YourAgentName;
// ...
YourAgentName::forUser(auth()->user())->respond($message);
Or use your custom name for the chat history: 
Use App\AiAgents\YourAgentName;
// ...
YourAgentName::for("custom_history_name")->respond($message);
Let’s check the quickstart page 👍